Re: adding a route to the client
- From: jogdial <jogdial@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:56:55 -0700 (PDT)
On 31 Mar, 15:05, "Phillip Windell" <philwind...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Enable "use gateway on remote network" in the Dialup Connectiod. Then if
the LAN's routing scheme is valid and functional the Client can get to all
segments of the LAN after they connect.
If you disable "use gateway on remote network" then the client will only be
able to connect to the subnet that they directly VPN into.
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"jogdial" <jogd...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
This isn't exactly an ISA question I guess, but the client is
connecting to an ISA server and I don't know anywhere else that anyone
will know what I'm talking about.
I connect my clients VPN to an ISA server. The ISA server gives the
client and IP address via DHCP, so it naturally may change each time
you connect.
I have a network at work, and it is connect to additional networks in
different IP ranges via another router.
To get to those networks, I need a route add network on my client PC.
Currently, that is easy enough for me as I get the IP number that I
have been give via DHCP and use that as the gateway. Now I have
other users that are not network savy that need to do the same thing
and before I go writing scripts or anything to parse out the local IP
address so I can use it in a batch file to put in as my gateway in the
route command... is there any way that I can do this without gettting
the local ISA server/DHCP assigned IP address? I don't route
everything through my ISA server is why I need to do this.. as we only
have limited bandwidth at work and everyone has their windows
firewalls on etc, I don't want to route everything they do on the
Intenet through our network, only traffic bound for our networks.
Hope that makes some sense to someone as it's already starting to look
like assembler code I wrote 10 years ago to me, made sense at the time
anyway... ;-)
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Hi, That's exactly what I'm trying _not_ to do. If I do that, then
all the VPN users and all their traffice bound for the Intener as well
as our networks get routed through our company Internet circuit and we
are a bit short on bandwidth these days. That's why we unchecked the
box in the first place.
Thanks
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